The homoeopathic theory and practice of medicine (Volume 2).

  • Marcy, E. E. (Erastus Edgerton), 1815-1900.
Date:
1865
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    Page Higher and Lower Reason, 394 1. Mania 899 2. Monomania, 401 Pathology of Insanity, 406 Causes of Insanity 409 3. Religions Melancholy. Theoniania,415 Mental Extravagance, 416 4. Moral Insanity, 419 Treatment of Insanity, 422 Non-Restraint System 425 5. Influence of the Passions 427 Mental Emotion, 431 Medical Treatment of Insanity,. 433 Moral Treatment, 439 6. Suicidal Monomania, 441 7. Hypochondriasis 442 8. Oinomania —Insanity Caused by Alcoholic Drinks, 443 Alcoholismus, 444 Genus III.—Alusia—Hallucinations, 446 1. Hallucinations. Illusions of the Senses, 446 2. Anannic Affections of the Brain, 449 Delirium Tremens.-Mania a potu, 449 Delirium Ebriosorum, .... 450, 452 Prophylactics, 456 3. Alcoholismus Chronicus, 457 General Progressive Paralysis,.. 459 Treatment of Alcoholism, .. ;. . 460 4. Dementia, 461 5. Nostalgia, Home-sickness, 402 Genus IV.—Fatuity,—Idiocy, 464 Treatment of Idiocy, 467 Order II.—Affecting the Sensation,.. 468 Nerves, Structure of, 468 Physiology, 470 Pathology of the Nervous Sys- tem, 471 Disease an Exaggeration of the Nervous Function, 473 Genus I.—Neuralgia, 477 Treatment, 485 Complications of Neuralgia,. . . . 494 1. Neuralgia from Local Irritation, 496, 485 2. Dental Neuralgia 497 3. Traumatic Neuralgia, 497 4. Nervous Sick Headache, 498 5. Hemierania, Megrim, 499 Treatment. 500 6. Cephalalgia.—Headache , 506 1. From Determination to the Head, 506 Paoe 2. From Predisposition to Apo- plexy 507 3. From Catarrh, 507 4. Rheumatic Headache, 507 5. From Disordered Stomach,. 507 Treatment, Vol. I. 270 6. From Constipation, 508 7. Neuralgia Coelia-ca.—Neuralgia of the Abdominal Nerves, 509 8. Cardialgia, 510 Idiopathic, 510 Of Drunkards, 512 9. Gastralgia, 514 Treatment, 515 10. Gastrodynia Neuralgica, 519 11. Nervous and Neuralgic Diseases of Women, 520 12. Injuries of the Spine, 522 1. Concussion of the Spinal Mar- row _ 522 2. Inflammation of the Spiinal Marrow 523 Congestion of the Spinal Cord, 524 Lateral Curvature of the Spine, 525 Genus II.—Myotica.— Affecting the Muscles, 526 Muscular Contraction and Con- vulsive Diseases, 526 Reflex Action 528 Spasms by Eccentric Irritation,. 529 Disease Reflected in DistantParts, 530 1. Tetanus -Trismus.-Locked Jaw, 531 Opisthotonos 581 Emprosthotonos, 531 Pathology, 533 Treatment, 534 Woorara and Nux-vomiea, 536 Strychnine, Tests of, 538 Other Remedies, 539 Tetanus, Chronic 541 2. Hydrophobia.—Rabies, 54 a 3. Angina Pectoris.—Stcrnalgia, . . 552 Acute do., 550 Chronic do., 533 Treatment, 557 Palpitation of the Heart, Vol. I. 842 Nervous Pulsations of the Aorta, 557 Ossification of the Aorta, 558 4. Strabismus—Squinting 5(jo 5. Chorea.—Saint Vitus' Dance, 5bl Sycotic Affections of the Spinal Marrow and Ganglionic System, 507 Epidemic Chorea, Religious Con-